In order to identify possible contributions to the field of public health, the article analyzes the Spaces of Health and Culture offered in the World Social Forums that were held in Brazil. It is a qualitative research with a descriptive approach that used documents, reports, videos and notes registered in a field diary. The results indicate that the Spaces of Health and Culture innovated by enabling interactions among several public health actors, articulated with the Movement of Popular Health Education, health workers, managers and youth movements. Popular Education was mentioned as the political-methodological framework of the formulation of the spaces, which potentialized the construction of a multicultural network with the proposition of new ways to produce health. “Che Space” was the source of inspiration for the Paulo Freire Tents, held in events of the area, scientific conferences, meetings and seminars.
Popular Education Health; Community participation; Public health